2025 Beaumont Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

The oil town of Texas, through the world of returning to the western world, hh/ 100 years ago, the oil boom was so important to Texas that it was not necessary to go to Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown in Beaumont. It is like crossing the oil town of 1901. 15 retro wooden buildings, including everything that was in a prosperous town that year - blacksmith shop, grocery store, tailor shop, dentist, barber shop, bank... furnishings and old objects The atmosphere of the old times, even a blacksmith smashed the sword before the fire, the shape and the gas field reminded me of the game of power, but his hand is obviously not a Valeria steel. Sword

The first small town I encountered after entering Texas, I found a beautiful tourist center and decided to take a walk and rest for a while! The inside of the visitor center is also very beautiful. There are many brochures about famous tourist attractions in Texas that can be obtained for free. The staff are very friendly. Not only did they keep asking us if we needed anything, they also kept introducing us to the must-see attractions in Texas. Seeing that we had a lot of brochures, they also took out bags with Texas printed on them and gave them to us. It was a great experience! 💕 Date taken: 07/04/2024 Name: Ben J. Rogers Regional Visitors Center Address: 5055 Interstate 10 Access Rd, Beaumont, TX 77705 Time: 09:00-17:00 #Beaumont #texas #德州 #VisitorCenter #2024TravelReview

"Unlimited flavors, endless satisfaction! 🍜🥠 Just had an incredible meal at China Star in Beaumont, Texas – where 'all you can eat' becomes a tantalizing adventure. From savory classics to delightful surprises, every bite was a journey through culinary delight. Don't miss out on this feast for the senses! 🌟🍽️ #ChinaStarFeast #BeaumontEats #FoodieAdventure"

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Super cute fire museum, when the Dalmatian encounters fire hydrant has always loved to go to a variety of museums, this small city of Beaumont's Fire Museum of Texas is very good for me. You can see the hydrant in the shape of the striking Dalmatian in the square in front of the museum. Watching it, although its cute, its not just a photo-taking device its a real fire hydrant that can spray 1,500 gallons of water per minute! The floor tiles under the hydrant's feet are engraved with the name and service time of the retired firefighters. What fascinates me the most is the series of maintenance in the museum, which can be traced back to the 19th century. Antique fire truck